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Prepared by : Mr.NGUYEN Ngoc Lan University of Transport and Communications Hanoi, Vietnam 2018 STG Participant JSCE STUDY TOUR GRANT 2018 REPORT Report for 2018 Study Tour Grant Japan Society of Civil Engineers Supported by International Scientific Exchange Fund -ISEF Prepared by : Mr.NGUYEN Ngoc Lan University of Transport and Communications Hanoi, Vietnam 2018 STG Participant Hanoi, September 2018 1 JSCE STUDY TOUR GRANT 2018 REPORT CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................... 3 1.1) About JSCE ...................................................................................................................... 3 1.2) About Study Tour Grant (STG) ....................................................................................... 3 1.3) STG 2018 Participants ..................................................................................................... 4 II. STUDY TOUR ACTIVITIES ................................................................................................ 5 2.1) Itinerary .......................................................................................................................... 5 2.2) Day 1 August 26th 2018 .................................................................................................. 6 2.3) Day 2 August 27th 2018 .................................................................................................. 7 2.4) Day 3 August 28th 2018 .................................................................................................. 9 2.5) Day 4 August 29th 2018 ................................................................................................ 11 2.6) Day 5 August 30th 2018 ................................................................................................ 15 2.7) Day 6 August 31st 2018 ................................................................................................ 17 2.8) Day 7 September 1st 2018 ............................................................................................ 18 III. GRATITUDE AND ACCOMPLISHMENT ..................................................................... 18 2 JSCE STUDY TOUR GRANT 2018 REPORT I. INTRODUCTION 1.1) About Japan Society of Civil Engineers ( JSCE) Japan Society of Civil Engineers (JSCE) was established as an incorporated association in 1914 entrusted with the mission to contribute to the advancement of scientific culture by promoting the field of civil engineering and the expansion of civil engineering activities. Since its establishment, JSCE has endeavored to achieve the above mission, through extensive activities including scientific exchange among members, researchers / promotion of science and technologies relating to the field of civil engineering, social involvement, etc. Over the years, the JSCE membership has increased significantly from the initial 443 members to approximately 39,000 members at present, and is currently engaged in various wide-ranged activities around the world. With the birth of the 21st century, JSCE has reconfirmed its goals to exert perpetual efforts 1) to propose an idea for social infrastructure development in the future from civil engineers' perspective, 2) to acquire a steadfast relationship of mutual trust with the society, 3) to promote scientific and technological researches/studies with a high degree of transparency, and 4) to evaluate public works from a neutral standpoint, and to reach a social consensus on those proper standards. 1.2) About Study Tour Grant ( STG) JSCE Study Tour Grant (STG) is supported by International Scientific Exchange Fund (ISEF). STG is a unique program for young civil engineering who are nominated by the AOC societies in order to learn Japanese civil engineering technologies and projects for about one week in Japan. This program provides a chance to visit project sites and research institutes, meet leading civil engineering professionals and academics, and share their projects with other students as well as those experiences for applying in their countries. 3 JSCE STUDY TOUR GRANT 2018 REPORT 1.3) STG 2018 Participants Totally there are 7 participants from different countries as below: No Name Country Affiliation 1 Mr.Ngoc Lan NGUYEN Vietnam Vietnam-Japan Research and Development Center ( University of Transport and Communications Hanoi, Vietnam) 2 Ms.Khaliunaa Darkhanbat Mongolia University of Seoul, Reinforced Structure Laboratory ( full time student, assistant) 3 Ms.Khin Phyu Phyu Thandar Myanmar UN-Habitat Programme Associate ( Structure) 4 Mr.Ali Gürkan Genç Turkey Istanbul Technical University, Structural Engineering Graduate Program, Istanbul - Turkey 5 ENGR.Amie Lou Philippines Program Head- Civil Engineering, College of G.CISNEROS Engineering and Technology, Cor Jesus College, Digos City 6 Mr.Jetsada Kumphong Thailand 2nd year Phd Student, Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Khon Kaen University, Thailand 7 Mr.Anindya Samya Saha Bangladesh Lecturer, Department of Civil Engineering, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology Table 1. STG Participants Figure 1. STG 2018 Participants 4 JSCE STUDY TOUR GRANT 2018 REPORT II. STUDY TOUR ACTIVITIES 2.1) Itinerary This year, the Study Tour Grants included visits to leading research facilities in Japan, construction sites, attending an international conferences in Hokkaido, as well as visit a global geopark. The program schedule is shown in Table 2. below: DAY DATE ACTIVITIES 1 August 26th 2018 Arrive at Narita Airport Go to Nishitetsu Inn Shinjuku 2 August 27th 2018 KAJIMA Technical Research Institute Tokyo Outer Ring Road JCT North Ramp Project 3 August 28th 2018 Railway Technical Research Institute SHIMIZU Institute of Technology Fly to Hokkaido from Haneda Airport Go to Sapporo Sumire Hotel 4 August 29th 2018 International Summer Symposium, JSCE Annual Meeting-Hokkaido University Kawano Museum Oyafuru Channel Makunbetsu Marsh Canal Sluice Ishikari River Drain Ishikari River Estuary Networking Reception, Hokkaido University 5 August 30th 2018 Ishikari Port Ishikari LNG Terminal Station Toya-Unesco Global Geopark Fly back to Tokyo Go to Keio Presso Inn Otemachi 6 August 31st 2018 Free Time Asakusa Temple Tokyo Skytree Dinner with JSCE Members 7 September 1st 2018 Leave for Haneda Airport Fly back to Vietnam Table 2. STG 2018 Main Schedule 5 JSCE STUDY TOUR GRANT 2018 REPORT 2.2) Day 1-August 26th 2018 I arrived at Narita International Airport by 7 a.m August 26th 2018. After my arrival, I was guided to the shutter bus to the city center by Ms. Uda from TOBU Top Tours, along with Mr. Jetsada Kumphong, another participant of STG Program. It took more than 1 hour for us to reach Tokyo Shinjuku Station and we were greeted by Ms.Suzuki, who took us back to the hotel to check in. We were already excited about the programs ahead. Figure 2. Shinjuku view from the shuttle bus 6 JSCE STUDY TOUR GRANT 2018 REPORT 2.3) Day 2-August 27th 2018 I met the rest of the STG Participants in the hotel lobby before we got in the charter bus to KAJIMA Technical Research Institute in Chofu, Tokyo. We were warmly welcomed by Mr. Yoshizawa and Ms.Umehara, who gave us a brief introduction about the KAJIMA Corporation and its Research Institute. We continued a tour of the Institute by visiting the following facilities: Vibration test Laboratory ( Shaking Table) Base isolation building with Soil Mechanics and Foundation Laboratory Concrete Research Laboratory Wind Tunnel Laboratory Large-size Structural Testing Laboratory In these facilities, we learnt a lot about the new technologies being studied and applied at KAJIMA and I was very impressed with their Wind Tunnel Laboratory, which has the largest wind tunnel among the Research Institution in Japan, with a maximum width of 4.3m. Actual models of buildings were used to test the effect of constructing high building to the surrounding area, in term of wind effects. Figure 3. Participants in front of Wind Tunnel at KAJIMA Research Institute 7 JSCE STUDY TOUR GRANT 2018 REPORT Figure 4. Bento lunch at KAJIMA Research Institute We had lunch with bento at KAJIMA Research Institute before leaving for the Tokyo Outer Ring Road Construction Site in Gaikan, Tokyo. We were warmly greeted by the engineers working at the site, who gave us a brief presentation about the Tokyo Outer Ring Road, especially the different methods of constructing deep-bore tunnel structure : Open Cut Section, Pneumatic Caisson and the Groundwater Preservation System. I was especially impressed by the measure of the safety factor in a construction site in Japan and how the environment was well taken care of during construction. Figure 5. Photo with the engineers at the Tokyo Outer Ring Road North Ramp Project 8 JSCE STUDY TOUR GRANT 2018 REPORT 2.4) Day 3-August 28th 2018 In the morning of our 3rd day of the Study Tour, we had had the chance to visit the Railway Technical Research Institute. The Institute, funded by all the JR companies, is the birthplace of the famous Shinkansen and the Maglev trains. After a quick presentation about the facilities, we got on a mini-bus to tour around the Institute. We were introduced to 5 facilities: Lobby and Maglev Exposition Track and Roadbed Testing Equipment 2D Shaking Table Test Machine Rolling Stock Test Plant Large-Scale Rainfall Simulator Figure 6. Model of the first Maglev Train 9 JSCE STUDY TOUR GRANT 2018 REPORT Figure 7.Roadbed Test Apparatus Figure 8. Testing under the Rain Simulator Laboratory After the visit, we had a quick lunch and head towards the
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